1) capable of living; 2) capable of working, functioning, or developing adequately
viable
having/showing an unselfish concern for the welfare of others
altruistic
to consume greedily; to partake of something in large amounts (used with “on”)
gorge
evangelist
someone who offers guidance in the solution of personal problems through directed reading
bibliotherapist
indistinct or vague
nebulous
in a self-contradictory or seemingly self-contradictory way
paradoxically
Change the word "indolent" (adj) into a noun.
indolence
1) the winning or revival of personal commitments to Christ; 2) militant or crusading zeal
evangelism
the state of grief/suffering after the death of a loved one
bereavement
to gather (something, such as information or material) bit by bit
glean
a display of emotion
the phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for; an accidental positive discovery
serendipity
(adj) causing or tending to cause sleep or dull awareness; marked by sleepiness or lethargy (or, a thing that does this if a noun)
soporific
lacking a sense of what to do/say in order to maintain good relationships with others or avoid offense; lacking sensitivity
tactless
What is the adjective form of "serendipity"?
serendipitous
habitually lazy, or showing an inclination to laziness; averse to activity, effort, or movement
indolent
1) relating to, arising from, or influencing feelings/emotions; 2) expressing emotion
affective